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How big is half an acre?
its half an acre....
Is half acre less than three fourths acre?
yes. it is one Fourth smaller. one half acre is equal to two fourths of an acre.
Is 0.247 acres 1 acre or half acre?
It is neither. An acre is 1 (or 1.0) acres, half an acre is 0.5 acres. 0.247 is close to 1/4 (which is exactly 0.25).
How many square feet is one half acre?
one (half acre) = 21 780 square foot
What is one-fourth of an acre called?
It is usually called, "a quarter acre" or "one quarter acre".
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